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Hello and welcome to The Week Junior Show. We've got another fun packed episode for you this week.

We're going to be finding out how people in Libya have been pulling together to help others,

talking about a clever new paint that scientists have developed to cool people's houses down.

And in our big debate, we'll be discussing whether PE should include more sports.

So to tell us all about these stories and more, we're joined by a two-of-the-team

from The Week Junior Magazine. We've got writer Eve and editorial assistant K.

So before we start the show, it's time for our question of The Week. Seeing as we're talking about

PE later, I want to know what used to be your favourite activity to do in PE at school.

Now PE, for me, was my worst subject. I was terrible at it, hated it. My teachers didn't give

us many topics to do, apart from running. We did cross-country all the time. We had a spinny,

which is like a big woods near where we went to school and we ran through it.

I lost my shoe there once. It got sucked into the mud and I had hopped back into the classroom

to shoot us. I had one trainer, I had to go home and say to my parents, can you buy me some

trainers, please? I hated cross-country so much. I did enjoy table tennis, but I'm aware

does that qualify as a PE sport? Probably not. So basically, the long short of it is,

there was no favourite activity for me to do in PE at school, but Eve, maybe you've got a better

answer than I have. I have to say, I do agree with you that cross-country is literally the worst

thing in the world. But I used to really enjoy tennis and badminton. My brother is a tennis coach

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